Temporal Variations of the Cardiovascular System

Day-Night Variations in the Cardiovascular System. Historical and Other Notes by an Outsider.- Basic Principles of Human Circadian Rhythms.- Diurnal Heart Rate Rhythms in Small Mammals: Species-Specific Patterns and Their Environmental Modulation.- Long-Term Changes of Heart Rate in Tree Shrews: Indicators of Social Stress?.- Spectral Analysis of Heart Rate During Different States of Activity.- The Neurovegetative System as a Link Between Internal and External Environments.- The Relationship Between Cardiovascular Responses in the Laboratory and in the Field: The Importance of "Active Coping".- Diurnal Variation and Triggers of Onset of Cardiovascular Disease.- Daily Variations in ST Segment Depression in Patients with Coronary Heart Disease.- Nocturnal Hemodynamic Responses to Chronic,Mild Atrial Demand Pacing in Nonhuman Primates.- Feasibility of Continuous Noninvasive 24-h Ambulatory Finger Blood Pressure Measurement with Portapres: Comparison with Intrabrachial Pressure.- A New Dimension of Blood Pressure Measurement in Man: 24-h Ambulatory Continuous Noninvasive Recording with Portapres.- Peripheral Resistance Changes upon Stand-up Compared to Those upon Tilt-up and Onset to Cycling: Implication of the Cardiopulmonary Reflex.- Blood Pressure Control by Day Versus Night.- Dynamic Evaluation of Neural Cardiovascular Regulation Through the Analysis of Blood Pressure and Pulse Interval Variability over 24 Hours.- Sources of Variability and Methodological Considerations in Ambulatory Blood Pressure.- Factors Associated with Differences in the Diurnal Variation of Blood Pressure in Humans.- Effects of Behavioral Rhythms on Blood Pressure Rhythms.- The Relationship Between Self-Reported Emotional Strain and Ambulatory Blood Pressure and Heart Rate.- The Effect of Occupational and Domestic Stress on the Diurnal Rhythm of Blood Pressure.- Impact of Shifted Sleeping and Working Phases on Diurnal Blood Pressure Rhythm.- How and How Often Should Blood Pressure Be Measured for Optimum Hypertension Control?.- Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders and Nocturnal Hypertension.- Seasonal and Environmental Temperature Effects on Arterial Blood Pressure.- Age-Dependent Variation of Diurnal Blood Pressure Profile in Normotensive Subjects.- Recent Advances in the Chronopharmacology of Cardiovascular Active Drugs.- Chronopharmacokinetic Aspects with Special Reference to Cardiovascular Drugs.- Nocturnal Hemodynamic Effects of Commonly Used Cardiovascular Drugs: Possible Implications for Clinical and Pharmacological Management.